Where there is darkness, there is light; where you expect to find sweetness, you find sexual attraction. As love changes everything, so does Mon Paris. Intoxicating chords Datura, both feared and adored, is a legendary and enchanting flower known for revealing its sexual character at night. She is deceptive by day and the only way to capture her hypnotic essence is through the use of upper space technology.

The base is a clear, dazzling white that evokes long-lasting intrigue with even two types of patchouli. Although they are different, they complement each other. Patchouli from Guatemala is loved for its woody, amber undertones. At the heart of Indonesian patchouli lies a spicy warmth. This pair of patchouli creates a strong accord that gives off a hint of lust when it wakes up. Combining it with the distinctive scent of musk, they turn into a unique, saturated, white and clean structure. The classic code is broken. In its place is a new, intoxicating chord.

Inverted structure How does the new chapter of modern chypre begin? The top note is exhilarating bergamot from Calabria with hints of fresh raspberry and strawberry, while additional notes of pear add a juicy, fresh note - a blind step to euphoria. Next is the heart. Instead of the pure chypre scent typical of many perfumes, the heart of Mon Paris is transparent, clean and fresh, like a beam playing in a perfume bottle.

Blooming, shimmering, radiant with peony accords combined with rich Arabian jasmine from India and a blend of jasmine from the Yunnan province of China, it creates a huge explosion of femininity that bathes datura in enchanting light while enveloping the warmth and earthiness of patchouli. Final chord. And again breaking tradition. Instead of opening up with the "dry down" scent of conventional chypre perfumes, Mon Paris bucks the established order and uses a distinctive burst of musk that vibrates and vibrates through the perfume, from top to bottom and back up again.